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The brick mansion once owned by Thomas Kilby — mayor of Anniston a century ago and the only Annistonian to serve as governor — now stands in the shadow of Anniston High School's massive white buildings.
Rose Munford uses the partially restored house to run a fine arts program for Anniston schoolchildren, but she says local residents could get a lot more use out of it.
"Proms, concerts, receptions. What a grand place it would be," Munford said. "It would make a pristine welcome center. What better place than the home of the only governor Anniston ever had."
Munford isn't the only person in Calhoun County who believes the area could get more use out of its oldest, and most historic buildings. In downtown Anniston, homeowners and merchants are buying and restoring some of the city's oldest and finest houses. In Jacksonville, there's an effort to preserve the cotton mill village that was once the city's economic heart.
For would-be preservationists, the clock is always ticking. Left untouched for too long, historic buildings can fall into such disrepair that even a city government can't — or won't — save them. It's already happened to the Anniston Land Company building, a prominent feature of early Anniston that was demolished in 2012. And at the former Fort McClellan, where 93 old buildings were razed in 2009 after more than a decade of disuse.
"Once history is gone, it's gone," said Kelly Walz, a resident of the Profile Mill Village in Jacksonville.
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For Munford, there's no better local example of the uses of historic buildings than the Kilby House.
"This is one piece of property that would carry some weight if the whole community came on board and said we're going to save Governor Kilby's mansion and make it a public use facility," Munford said.
The Anniston Board of Education took over the building in the 1960s. While the surrounding homes were moved to accommodate the high school, "The Queen of Anniston" remained because of its connection to the former governor.
The high school currently only uses the downstairs portion as an alternative school classroom. The school maintains the interior but Munford said further restorations efforts are necessary. She wants the building to be clearly marked and dreams the house will eventually be used by the entire community in a multitude of ways.
Munford's fine arts program was originally housed in a dim hallway inside the high school, which was not conducive to a creative learning environment. She thinks moving the program to the historic home was a step in the right direction. The program teaches violin, piano, visual art, sewing, yoga and ballet.
"Having the fine arts program here keeps it in forefront," Munford said. "It is a way to educate, motivate, inspire, to preserve this home and to be a teaching tool."
In 2010, David Christian of Christian & Associates Architects estimated that the renovation costs of the home would be $1,244,025. Three years later, it's possible that number is even higher. Munford believes restoration is doable if she is able to get the community on board.
"I've been trying to get help since day one," Munford said. "Once it is restored, the house would pay for itself."
A working-class legacy
If saving the homes of rich-and-famous historical figures is hard, preserving the legacy of working-class Calhoun Countians might be even harder.
In Jacksonville, residents are raising money to buy a historical marker to recognize the Profile Mill Village, the still-occupied section of Jacksonville built to house workers at the old Profile Cotton Mill. Both the neighborhood and the mill itself have been a focus of preservation efforts by descendants of mill workers, as well as relative newcomers to the mill village.
Some residents believe that as Jacksonville moves the elementary school and city hall away from the center of town, economic development will take precedence over historical preservation and community cohesiveness.
"The purpose is to have a true community here," said Joseph Munster, member of the Profile Mill Neighborhood Association. "We want people to know that great things are happening here. I would love to have 10 new families move in here."
Munster says the neighborhood has a variety of residents. He and his wife recently moved in. Others are long-time residents, such as Diane Rollins, a third-generation resident who remembers her father buying his house from the mill.
She recalls fond memories as child such as gathering with family and friends in the neighborhood to make s'mores and wishes the community could regain the closeness it once had.
"I've always loved old homes and the neighborhood is so unique," Rollins said. "It has great possibilities. I would love to see it prosper."
At the July 25 neighborhood association meeting, residents complained of neglected lawns, vacant houses, and poorly kept alleyways. Several residents also asked for more police surveillance. Resident Thomas Carpenter, who has lived in the neighborhood for 25 years, would love to see more sidewalks.
"I hope we can get people in here who really care about the neighborhood," Carpenter said.
The association plans to attend a Jacksonville City Council meeting in the near future to plead for better care of the neighborhood. Munster says there is no current historical preservation plan in place for the former village and that is why several devoted residents are determined to save this community.
'We've already lost a lot'
The reality, historic preservation experts say, is that it's economically impossible to save everything. David Schneider, of Schneider Historic Preservation in Anniston, says the community has already experienced several losses, including the old Anniston city jail.
"We lost the old jail and Wells Fargo is about to come down," said Schneider, referring to the bank on Quintard. "The building is 40 years old. It could have lasted another 10."
Dianna Michaels, executive director of the Spirit of Anniston, warns community members that buildings in danger of disappearing often blend into our everyday surroundings.
"Technically everything is in immediate danger if we don't do something to create a policy that protects those entities," Michaels said. "Sadly, we've already lost a lot of the historical buildings that should have been fought for a long time ago."
Several buildings in the county are in danger of falling due to neglect. Two structures on Schneider's list of buildings to watch out for next are a second Kilby house in Anniston — the Oscar M. Kilby House — and the Allen-Weathers House in Oxford.
Built in 1926, the Oscar M. Kilby house was named for Gov. Kilby's son and was the center of the social scene in the 1930s and 1940s. The house is currently on the National Register of Historic Places
The Allen-Weathers house in Oxford was listed as one of the Alabama Historical Commission's Places in Peril in 2004 and today its fate continues to be uncertain. It was built in the mid-1830s and was once a prosperous plantation owned by Hudson Allen. A fire caused significant damage in 2002 but the Alabama Historical Commission, Alabama Preservation Alliance and the Heritage Conservation Network temporarily stabilized the building.
Schneider believes preservation must begin early as possible to avoid any more losses for the Calhoun County community.
"We don't see them until it's too late," said Schneider.
'They are worth it'
Dr. Carla Thomas has seen how preservation can work. The Anniston physician has an office at Noble Park on a rise overlooking Woodstock Avenue. Her office, the law office of her husband, Cleo, and a house of worship are in three of the four structures — formerly homes of prominent Annistonians — that stand in the middle of the park. People often come through to take a look, Thomas said.
"We get a lot of walkers and people walking their dogs," Carla Thomas said. "The trees are another point of interest. They are a lot of maintenance but they are worth it."
Noble Park is a national historic site that the founding fathers of Anniston, Samuel Noble and General Daniel Tyler, once called home. The park contains four structurally unique homes built in the city's heyday as an industrial center. One of them, Crowan Cottage, was the object of a flurry of preservation efforts a generation ago.
The only home not currently occupied is the Acker-Noble home, which is Thomas' current work in progress. She hopes to use sections of the home as exam rooms for her practice, while showcasing the house's unique architecture.
"I love the octagon room. The house also has a beautiful Gone with the Wind staircase," said Thomas. "It is the statement of the foyer. It goes up in a glorious 90-degree turn."
Thomas admits preserving the Acker-Noble home along with the others has been a challenge but she sees their structural beauty as a unique testament to the history of the city.
"The architecture is unusual. To see that many angles is really beautiful," Thomas said.
In order to complete her restoration efforts, Thomas needs both money and volunteers. She has become skilled in grant writing, a crucial part of the preservation process.
"I've written a lot of grants. You have to see what's out there for resources," said Thomas.
Michaels said she's thankful for preservation efforts that help revitalize downtown Anniston and the surrounding area.
"We are always looking for investors to restore buildings with their original historic properties," Michaels said.
The Spirit of Anniston's mission is to revitalize downtown using a four-pillared approach: economics, design, organization and promotion. Historical preservation touches on all of these components and is a key factor in the landscape of downtown Anniston.
"It allows us to look at some of our downtown buildings and see what we can do to rejuvenate them, revitalize them and most importantly save them," Michaels said.
In May, the Alabama legislature introduced historic rehabilitation tax credits for people looking to preserve historic properties. The credits are specifically for owners who are rehabilitating historic residential or commercial properties. The credits cover 25 percent of certain expenses and owners can also apply for national credits, which can cover as much as 20 percent of costs.
"You can actually piggyback these credits and get up to 45 percent of your money back," Michaels said.
Covered expenses include general repairs with the structure and interior of the property. Applications for these credits will be made available beginning Sept.1.
'The cornerstone of downtown'
Anniston's tallest building, the Watermark Tower, stands at the heart of downtown on the corner of 10th and Noble Street. The iconic tower's story reveals preservation can happen even when the odds seem insurmountable.
Attorney Luther B. Liles built the tower in 1926-'27, and it was recognized as the tallest building in northeast Alabama, containing more than 100 offices and several shops. In 2003, a fire on the top floor damaged the building and led to the evacuation of all tenants. The building was temporarily a burned-out husk, haunting the Anniston skyline. In 2005, the Anniston Water Works and Sewer Board bought the building and eventually sold it to Watermark Tower LLC in 2010. Property manager James Lloyd and other local community members have successfully preserved the building.
Still, it's not fully occupied. The Anniston Water Works and Sewer Board resides on the first two floors and the rest of the tower is being renovated for future tenants. Spacious, modern apartments overlooking the Model City are in the building's plans.
"It's been a little slow," Lloyd said. "But we've got the bottom four floors full."
Lloyd hopes more residents decide to move into the tower even if they have to be patient while the apartments are renovated.
"It's at the cornerstone and main intersection of town," Lloyd said. "There are ample parking spaces all around the complex."
Michaels believes the tower is a beacon of hope for the revitalization of the downtown community and is thankful for the vision and efforts of Watermark Tower LLC. The building's story reveals how economic development and historical preservation can come together to benefit a city's downtown.
"We applaud the folks who saved the Watermark tower," Michaels said. "It would have completely changed the Anniston skyline."
Michaels believes that preserving important pieces from the past such a Noble Park and the Watermark Tower keep the legacy of Anniston alive.
"Without them a good part of our history is lost and so is a good part of our foundational core." Michaels said. "We're the Model City. This is who we are."
Staff Writer Katie Turpen: 256-235-3548. On Twitter @KTurpen_Star.


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The Steadman Clinic and VERTS
The past couple of weeks have been exciting ones for a couple of our clients. The Steadman Clinic made headlines when it received official designation as a National Medical Center within the United States Olympic Committee's National Medical Network, one of two centers. This collaboration will be a huge resource for Team USA and will help expand the National Medical Network. Read more about this great honor and The Steadman Clinic -http://bit.ly/1gj6XRj .
VERTS Restaurant Chain is taking Texas by storm with 10 stores in Austin, 4 opening in Houston and more slated for Dallas. Founded by two German business students looking to satisfy their craving for the street food they grew up on, these two entrepreneurs got to work educating Texans on the delicious kabep. Their plan and hard work is paying off because Texans cannot seem to get enough of the kebap. Read more about this great duo and their plans for VERTS- http://www.austinchronicle.com/food/2014-03-28/chain-gangs/
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Educating attorneys in the art of trial advocacy is a primary goal of the Foundation of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). The Masters in Trial shows how experienced trial lawyers conduct a trial. All of the trial team counsel are ABOTA members and are well-known and highly respected in their fields. The mock trial demonstration is presented before a real judge and jury, complete with witnesses, experts and electronic courtroom visuals. The jury will render a verdict with jury deliberations shown on-screen in the courtroom.
Whether you are a novice or seasoned trial lawyer, plaintiff or defense counsel, no matter what area of law you practice, this program will assist you in your next trial and trials thereafter. Come and observe the best of the best trial lawyers as they demonstrate effective methods of opening, presenting lay and expert witnesses, and powerful closing arguments.
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Six Messner Reeves attorneys recognized by Super Lawyers
It is with great pride that we congratulate all of our attorneys who have achieved recognition as Super Lawyers and Rising Stars from their industry peers this year. The fact that attorneys at our firm are receiving this honor year after year is a solid reminder that we are home to one of the best law teams in the city.
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Thanks for making us all very proud!
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Mr. Beltz represents clients in a multitude of areas concerning real estate transactions, including commercial leasing, purchase and sale agreements, acquisitions, and title review. As a member of the Corporate Practice Group, Mr. Beltz, assist clients with corporate transactions, corporate governance, contract drafting, and entity formation. Learn more about Mr. Beltz.
DSTILL- March 10th-16th
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From March 10-16, DSTILL presents a weeklong experience of American small-batch distilling, featuring spirit tastings, craft cocktail events, and workshops highlighting top artisan distillers from across the country.
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These educational programs lead-up to THE SHOWCASE, which will be held on Thursday, March 13, from 7:00-10:00pm at the McNichols Civic Center Building in Denver.
As the signature tasting event of DSTILL, The Showcase brings together over 40 artisan distillers from across Colorado and the U.S. for a serious celebration of American craft distilling and cocktails. The Showcase provides consumers and industry professionals alike, the opportunity to taste spirits from America's top artisan distillers and sample an array of handcrafted cocktails from the barmen and women of the Colorado Bartenders' Guild.
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Messner Reeves LLP is proud to announce that Denise Clem, Derek C. Blass and Caleb Meyer have been promoted to partner. Founder, Bryant S." Corky" Messner commented, "Messner Reeves has very high standards to becoming partner. Partners are expected to be great lawyers, team players and leaders. Also, a lawyer that has become partner has gained the confidence of clients by building a practice. I'm very proud of the hard work they have put into building their own practices and the leadership they provide."
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Eric De Wames joins the Messner Los Angeles office, Mr. De Wames has found success in litigating employment & labor, premises liability, real estate, business litigation, professional liability, and complex appellate matters. He provides hands-on, thoughtful and efficient counsel with the goal of promoting effective and cost-sensitive results. Mr. De Wames has litigated hundreds of cases to completion including significant jury trial experience with successful verdicts for the client. He specializes in employment litigation, providing services tailored to client needs and priorities. Read more about Mr. De Wames.
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Over 16 hours of footage was filmed between March and April with the dressing room footage being filmed in August. Four complete shows were filmed by MGM and recorded by RCA. They were:
Hampton Roads, Va, April 9, 1972 8:30 pm show.
Richmond, Va, April 10, 1972 8:30 pm show.
Greensboro, NC, April 14, 1972 8:30 pm show.
San Antonio, TX April 18, 1972 8:30 pm show.
Other shows were filmed in parts but without audio. Some backstage footage was filmed in Knoxville, Jacksonville, Macon, Buffalo (rehearsal), and Little Rock. Strangely the Richmond show was really never used in the original film. They only used about 45 seconds or so while singing Until It's Time For You To Go and Love Me Tender. About 98% of the show remains unseen and about 40% remains unheard as it is missing from the bootleg.
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At GDC this year we caught up with Andrew Sum to find out more about his new game, Dungeon Dashers.
At GDC this year we caught up with Andrew Sum to find out more about his new game, Dungeon Dashers.
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When TSW Dawlish Juniors Octopush received their invitation to Holland's most prestigious Under 19 and Under 16 Underwater Hockey tournament, the affectionately named "Pancake Tournament", they expected to come up against familiar opposition, the best in Holland, all of whom they had beaten before. At the last moment Italy Under 19 accepted the offer and the Dawlish youngsters relished the ...
New Civil Engineer 17.04.14, commentary by NR, '...there are still longer term issues and the South West and its economy remain vulnerable...We welcome the review looking into a long-term solution to the resilience of the railway network and look forward to more news on this in the autumn.' - fed up with being the ones to be paying compensation ?!
Compensation of up to £16m will be paid to train and freight operators following the destruction of the main railway line at Dawlish in the south-west of England. Network Rail said the money would be paid because services could not run through Dawlish in Devon due to the damage caused by storms. The track, which reopened on 4 April, was damaged in early February. Network Rail said the ...
Maps are only useful to those that have the ability to read.
This is Teignmouth and Dawlish. Teignmouth does have a good range of shops.
I am a little confused by RANGE OF SHOPS in Dawlish.
'With over 30 new businesses' I would be curious to know what they are, Charity shops maybe! Cynical, indeed. Now let's wait for Mrs C to have a go, sigh!
In due course, oh ok thank you, that means I'll be needing to sit in one of them darn hold ups of yours to be getting into Dawlish to pick me one of them ere maps oh well look on the bright side on the way back I'll be siting in your other hold up :-)
Last years maps were available in most shops and cafés in town. It was definitely also available in the TIC and a copy was on display in the wall mounted frame outside of it. I'm sure the same will also apply this year, in due course.


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Starting pitching is everything, right?
After all, the 10 major league teams that had the lowest starters' earned-run average averaged 91 wins last season. This year, eight of the top 10 teams in ERA are winning almost 60 percent of their games, easily on pace to average 90-plus wins.
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Through Saturday, the White Sox ranked fourth in the majors with a 3.39 rotation ERA; the Cubs were 10th at 3.63.
The last time they made the playoffs, in 2008, the Cubs were second at 3.75 while the White Sox were ninth at 4.09. But the pitchers on those staffs had run support their 2013 brethren can only dream about. The '08 Cubs were second overall with 855 runs, the '08 Sox were sixth with 811.
Different story this time around, as both are near the bottom, which is why they are a combined 43-54.
It is as tough to find a deserving regular at some positions as it is to narrow the All-City rotation to four guys. For starters, we'll take Chris Sale, Travis Wood, Scott Feldman and Jake Peavy, and feel badly that we don't have room for Jeff Samardzija and Jose Quintana.
Sale and Wood have been brilliant. They're among 12 qualifiers who are allowing one baserunner or fewer per nine innings — a list that also includes Clayton Kershaw, Jordan Zimmermann, Yu Darvish, Adam Wainwright, Shelby Miller and Matt Harvey. That's impressive.
Feldman, signed to a one-year contract with a promise he would be in the rotation after shuttling in and out of the Rangers' bullpen in 2012, failed to last five innings in his first two starts but has been a horse in May. Peavy (6-2, 2.97) gets the last spot over Samardzija (2-6, 3.25) because he works in the DH league and has a lower WHIP than Samardzija, but one could just as easily take Samardzija, whose record means only that he has been the least lucky pitcher in a town full of starting pitchers who have deserved better.
First base: Anthony Rizzo
Paul Konerko has been a staple on this team, but it might be awhile until the White Sox regain the first base edge. Rizzo, 23, looks like he'll be a fixture, which is why the Cubs just gave him a seven-year, $41 million contract. Rizzo is the left-handed power hitter the Cubs have long coveted, projecting to hit 33 homers and drive in 109 runs. His batting average is better than you think considering he was hitting .173 on April 24. Konerko hit .263 with a .770 OPS after the All-Star break last year, which makes his slow start this year more troubling than it would be otherwise.
Second base: Darwin Barney
He started his season late because of a gash he suffered in his knee during the preseason trip to Houston and then tried to knock himself silly by going face-first into the bench and wall at Wrigley Field earlier in May, yet somehow he's still standing. He's as smart and determined as any player in the big leagues but may always seem replaceable because of his bat. It's to his credit that he has added almost 100 points to his on-base percentage because he's willing to walk. Gordon Beckham got off to a fast start for the Sox but was derailed after seven games by a broken hamate bone in his left hand.
Shortstop: Alexei Ramirez
Where has Starlin Castro gone as an impact player? He's becoming harder to walk every year he plays, yet none of his other totals is jumping. That's a poor trend. Castro's on-base percentage has been in steady decline since his rookie year in 2010 and he has not experienced a big jump in power, which most projected. Ramirez similarly tantalized his team when he was a rookie without getting better in subsequent years. He's a better fielder than Castro, but his ceiling as a hitter has the White Sox considering dealing him.
Third base: Luis Valbuena
Conor Gillaspie was a terrific find for White Sox GM Rick Hahn. Acquired in spring training from the Giants, he has outplayed Jeff Keppinger, who was signed to a three-year contract to be the regular third baseman but has played more at second with Beckham out. Valbuena similarly was picked up by the Cubs a year ago from the Indians and has been a pleasant surprise since. He seems overexposed as a regular but provides average production.
Left field: Dayan Viciedo
His impact was diminished when he was sidelined for three weeks by a strained oblique muscle, but the Tank is hitting like a left fielder should. Alfonso Soriano is killing the Cubs' chance to move him for prospects at the trade deadline. His OPS is where it was in 2009 and '11, when he had a negative WAR.


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Hey y'all ~ Catherine, Sam, Alex & Jen! In regards to my "neatness", I've only been up there two days - give me some time!! LOL. Actually, it's taken about 10 years to clean out my son's stuff and it's nice to have a clean guestroom. I also use my sewing machine here and had to put all THAT stuff away!
Sam, my Ott light is one of my "must have" tools. I bought it for doing hand applique and close work, but it is an artists' friend too! Gotta use it at night and during the long long long dark winters here in western NY. A great Wish List item for Christmas!
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Fred, Bennie and Ruthie have a hard decision to make. Your planet X looks lovely, well done and the Bright Hole is a little scary but has a mystery about it that sort of makes you want to give it a try. I will be waiting to see where their travels lead.
Nealey, you have a lovely work space. It is very nice to see where people work. Your space is very neat and organized. I really like the board for posting reference materials and work, that must be handy to get things up off your work surface and visible.
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Several of you may remember when we lost our two dogs last May. May 1 to be exact. Dextor and Mingus. that was 7 months ago. well we searched for months and today we received a phone call as we were going out the door to an eye doctor apt, that one of our dogs was at the animal shelter. Mingus, was found but is in very very very bad shape and now may have to be put to sleep. He has a huge open wound on his hip and thigh bigger than an grapefruit ( He is the size of a chihuahua. He was mud caked and the shelter had drugged him due to his pain. We brought him home so he would know that he is HOME and loved. I washed his face and gave him tons of kisses. He licked me a lot and wagged his tail a bit. He is resting quietly in his crate (which he always loved) but I doubt that he will be able to survive. Tomorrow I will take him to the vet to see if we have to have a mercy injection. Looking at the wound it doesn't look like anything will fix it. But for now He is home and I missed him.... and he is loved and he knows it....
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Marsha, this is heartbreaking.
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Hi Mrs. M. Let's be positive, probably when he feels he is home and you are there, he will feel happier and safe, and better, he will feel secure and that makes everybody better.. Let's hope for the best...
Oh, Marsha, I'm so sorry to hear the sad story about Mingus. Hopefully, he will surprise you and heal nicely. I wonder where he could have been all this time.
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Marsha,this is so sad, be thinking of you and Mingus.
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Marsha my thoughts are with you and Mingus.
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Oh Marsha. I am so so sorry to here this yet it's very positive he is home with you now. He might surprise you and recover from this. Please keep us all posted.
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Thanks Jen. I am in that storm warning area and have already taken tomorrow off. We are looking at up to 8 inches of snow along with the ice :( I just don't want to lose power. But I second your wish for everyone to stay safe if you're in the way of this storm.
As usual you guys are sending your bad weather up to us. luckily it is usually snow instead of freezing rain. They are predicting 7 plus inches starting tonight and going into Sat. That means we will probably get 3 inches at the most.
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Local exploitation of a heap based buffer overflow in Apple Inc.'s OS X may allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code in kernel context.
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When allocating an mbuf buffer, the kernel performs a comparison using two signed integers, one of which is controlled by the user, to determine how many bytes to allocate. If a user passes a negative value, a minimally sized buffer will be allocated due to the signed comparison. The calling function will usually interpret the user controlled value as an unsigned value, and this results in the allocated buffer being overflowed.
Successful exploitation of this vulnerability will result in the execution of arbitrary code in kernel context. Unsuccessful attempts will likely crash the system. Exploitation has proven to be non-trivial.
In order to exploit this vulnerability, a system would have to have AppleTalk turned on. It would likely be used on a network consisting of older Mac hosts since previous versions of Mac relied on it to implement Apple File Sharing.
iDefense has confirmed the existence of this vulnerability in Mac OS X 10.4.10, Workstation and Server editions. Previous versions may also be affected.
To determine if AppleTalk is running, the following command can be executed on the command line.
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Disabling AppleTalk will prevent exploitation of this vulnerability. Executing the following command will disable AppleTalk if it is enabled.
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Apple addressed this vulnerability within their Mac OS X 2007-008 security update. More information is available at the following URL.
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) project has assigned the name CVE-2007-4268 to this issue. This is a candidate for inclusion in the CVE list (http://cve.mitre.org/), which standardizes names for security problems.
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The merger of US Airways and America West may open more flight connections to the East Coast for Monterey Peninsula Airport.
A merger of US Airways Group Inc. and America West Holdings Corp. shouldn't reduce flights at Monterey Peninsula Airport, but it may open more flight connections to the East Coast, a Monterey airport official said Thursday.
A merger of US Airways and America West -- the nation's seventh- and eighth-largest carriers, respectively -- announced Thursday could generate an estimated $10 billion in annual revenue, executives said.
The companies, which reportedly have been in talks for several months, said they will operate under the US Airways name and be funded by $1.5 billion in new capital from a variety of investors, including aircraft maker Airbus. The new company will be led by Doug Parker, chief executive and president of America West Holdings, and a 13-member board that will include six members from America West and four from US Airways.
Monterey Peninsula Airport has two daily nonstop America West flights to Phoenix and is expecting a third to Las Vegas next month. Those flights are not expected to change or go away, said Tom Greer, the airport's general manager.
"From out standpoint, I think it's going to be transparent," Greer said. "It doesn't make me nervous. The industry has survived mergers before."
However, that's a decision for the carriers, not the airport. And in a letter to Greer on Thursday, airline executives said the merger "will require some changes to our current airport operations and facilities."
In the letter -- signed by Helen Tremont and Paul Lambert, vice presidents of corporate real estate for US Airways and America West, respectively -- the companies said the merger "presents exciting possibilities for our customers, employees and aviation partners," including low fares and flights to more than 200 cities across the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and Europe.
The companies plan to build a low-cost airline business model to compete with rival Southwest Airlines Inc. and JetBlue Airways Corp. It also plans to maintain frequent flyer programs, airport clubs and assigned seating, according to the letter to Greer.
Greer said that "if there's a chance that this (merger) could work, it could open up eastern seaboard states for us."
If it doesn't work, he said, "somebody else will pick it (the flight services) up. People are always going to need to fly."
The merger is designed to provide the final investment necessary to allow US Airways to emerge from bankruptcy. The deal must be approved by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Alexandria, Va., where the merger proposal will be subject to competing bids.
In a conference call with reporters, Parker said the merger "creates the first nationwide full service low-cost airline."
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US Airways, which last year made its second trip into bankruptcy in two years, slashed worker pay by $1 billion a year and shed $3 billion in pension obligations.
The company has struggled since before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, which only sent its figures -- and that of the airline industry -- further downward.
Greer said the merger could help US Airways, which he said "has been on life support for way too long." He said the company has an unsteady reputation, at least in California, mainly because of its 1988 acquisition of California-based Pacific Southwest Airlines, or PSA.
Recognized by its signature smile painted on its airplanes, 40-year-old PSA had a solid reputation at the time it was acquired by US Airways. But the company has since become a relatively unknown regional carrier, Greer said.
"America West has had its share of troubles, (but) US Airways is not very respected in the West," he said.
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Well, 1/x *sqrt(1+1/x^4) is everywhere greater than 1/x, so its integral on any interval will be greater than the integral of 1/x on the same interval!
Divergence should be proven or shown...
It is definitely divergent. The integral does not exist.
I would say that that is divergent, then.
Another attempt:
We have a formula #24 in the table of integrals in the textbook:
And here we have first limit is infinity divided by infinity, second limit is infinity and a constant.
Therefore we have an infinity in the final answer...
Did I make any mistakes?
Maybe a substitution v=sqrt(u)?
Now I wonder myself where did I got u^6 Thanks.
Now I am not sure what to do next?
Where did you get 4u^6 in the denominator in the step right after the substitution from?
According to the textbook, the surface area of the curve y=1/x for x>=1, rotated around x-axis is infinite.
Here we have a=1, b=\infty, and f(x)=1/x
Since one of the bounds is infinity, we have an improper integral and have to do it with a limit:
Looking at the description of Gabriel's Horn in Wikipedia, I see that they used for the surface a function:
Why is that? How did they manage to convert into 1?